> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.puggy.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What is Puggy?

> Understand what Puggy captures and how it helps teams report and debug browser issues.

Puggy is a QA testing toolkit designed to help teams capture, analyze, and share comprehensive evidence of bugs and issues during testing sessions.

## The Problem

Traditional bug reporting often involves:

* Screenshots that don't tell the whole story
* Missing network request details
* Incomplete reproduction steps
* Back-and-forth communication to understand the issue
* "Works on my machine" scenarios

## The Solution

Puggy captures everything that happens during a QA session:

### Screen recording

Full video recording of the session with audio support, showing exactly what the tester saw.

### Network logs

Complete HAR (HTTP Archive) format network logs with:

* Request/response headers
* Timing information (waterfall chart)
* Request/response bodies
* Status codes and errors

### Console logs

All browser console output including:

* Logs, warnings, and errors
* Stack traces
* Timestamps

### Screenshots

Visual evidence captured at:

* Regular intervals during recording
* Manual capture via floating button

### User interactions

Record and replay user actions:

* Clicks and double-clicks
* Text input and form submissions
* Scroll events
* Page navigation

## Product areas

Puggy has two main user-facing areas.

### Chrome extension

Use the extension to sign in, select a workspace, configure capture settings, record sessions, capture screenshots, and upload evidence.

### Console

Use the console to review sessions, search historical recordings, generate reports, create tickets, manage team access, and configure integrations.

## Key Features

### Auto-Upload

Sessions can automatically upload to the console when you are signed in.

### Session Sharing

* Generate public sharing links
* Share directly to Jira, GitHub, ClickUp, or Slack
* Control access with organization members

### Search & Filter

* Full-text search across sessions
* Filter by date, status, or tags
* Search within network logs and console output

### Organization Support

* Multi-user organizations
* Shared session access
* Team collaboration

## Use Cases

* **QA Testing** - Capture complete evidence during exploratory testing
* **Bug Reporting** - Provide your engineering team with the context they need
* **Support Tickets** - Help customer support document issues
* **Training** - Record sessions for onboarding or documentation
* **Debugging** - Analyze network and console logs for complex issues

## Next Steps

* [Getting Started](./getting-started) - Set up Puggy and start recording
* [Extension Overview](./extension/overview) - Learn about the extension
* [Console Overview](./console/overview) - Explore the web console
* [Integrations](./integrations/overview) - Connect with your tools